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Foreign investors turn net sellers by ₹298 crore as domestic institutions buy nearly ₹5,000 crore in Indian stocks

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Foreign investors resumed net selling in Indian equities (₹298 crore) after three sessions of buying, while domestic institutions offset with a large ₹4,977 crore net inflow. Despite net institutional buying overall, Sensex and Nifty fell to one-week lows, highlighting weaker breadth and pressure in large financials. Stock-specific moves (banks, metals, telecom) drove downside, while policy-sensitive pockets (jewellery) saw relative strength.
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Foreign investors were net sellers of Indian equities by ₹298 crore on Thursday, ending a three-session buying streak. Domestic institutions bucked the trend with net purchases of nearly ₹5,000 crore. The Sensex and Nifty closed lower, weighed by declines in Reliance Industries’ finance unit and weakness in Bharti Airtel following remarks linked to Temasek. Some financial and jewellery stocks saw swings on expectations of policy changes.